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- noun
measurement using atocodynamometer
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Results We randomly assigned 1456 women to either internal tocodynamometry
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Conclusions Internal tocodynamometry during induced or augmented labor, as compared with external monitoring, did not significantly reduce the rate of operative deliveries or of adverse neonatal outcomes.
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Conclusions Internal tocodynamometry during induced or augmented labor, as compared with external monitoring, did not significantly reduce the rate of operative deliveries or of adverse neonatal outcomes.
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We performed a randomized, controlled trial in six hospitals in the Netherlands to compare internal tocodynamometry with external monitoring of uterine activity in women for whom induced or augmented labor was required.
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We performed a randomized, controlled trial in six hospitals in the Netherlands to compare internal tocodynamometry with external monitoring of uterine activity in women for whom induced or augmented labor was required.
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Results We randomly assigned 1456 women to either internal tocodynamometry
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Bakker et al. (Jan. 28 issue) 1 report the outcomes of internal and external tocodynamometry in a randomized, controlled trial conducted in six hospitals.
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Bakker et al. (Jan. 28 issue) 1 report the outcomes of internal and external tocodynamometry in a randomized, controlled trial conducted in six hospitals.
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Bakker et al. (Jan. 28 issue) 1 report the outcomes of internal and external tocodynamometry in a randomized, controlled trial conducted in six hospitals.
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Background It has been hypothesized that internal tocodynamometry, as compared with external monitoring, may provide a more accurate assessment of contractions and thus improve the ability to adjust the dose of oxytocin effectively, resulting in fewer operative deliveries and less fetal distress.
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